WinNonlin for Win95/WinNT (32-bit)
Plot Sub Menu


 
 
  •  Plots
  • Raw Data vs Indep. Var  -  This is the only plot choice available if no fitting has been done and will display a plot of concentration vs R2/2.  A dialog box will allow the choice of which data sets to plot.
  • Deviations vs Indep. Var  -  A plot of deviations of the data from the calculated fit is plotted vs R2/2.  A dialog box will allow the choice of which data sets to plot.
  • Deviations vs Depen. Var  -  A plot of deviations of the data from the calculated fit is plotted vs concentration.  A dialog box will allow the choice of which data sets to plot.
  • Moments  -  This menu item expands to show submenu choices for plotting N-average, weight-average or Z-average Sigmas vs position (CI = R2/2 ), concentration or dC/dCI (gradient).  In addition there are choices to plot dC/dCI vs CI and dC/dCI vs concentration.  A dialog box will allow the choice of which data sets to plot.
  • Plot Molecular Weights / Plot Sigmas  -  This menu choice toggles the Moments plot between using Sigmas and converting the Sigmas to MWs.  The first time this item is chosen a dialog box is displayed which allows you to enter the conversion factor for the base s to MW.
  • Conversion Factor: Sigma to MW  -  You can subsequently alter the conversion factor by selecting this menu item.
  • Plot Zero Line  -  This will force the range of the plots of the Moments (and Species Concentrations) to include the value 0 on the Y-axis.
  • Species Concentrations  -  see below
  • Scale Plot Concs  -  This choice will scale the concentration values, using the Concentration Factors, when generating plots.
  • Scale Plot Devs  -  This choice will scale the deviation values, using the Concentration Factors, when generating plots.
  • Save Plot Files / Discard Plot Files -  The normal action for the program is to discard the plot files once the plot is displayed.  This menu choice toggles between saving the plot files and discarding them.  Plot files will be saved in the same directory as the output file as PLOT_XXX.DAT, where XXX will start at 000 and be incremented by 1 for each subsequent plot.  If there are plot files from previous sessions in the active directory then the numbering will start at the highest existing number + 1.
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